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Posted on 3/16/19 at 5:55 pm to jackmanusc
Suspect in custody.... not believed to be mob related. Perhaps personal due to the boss not letting him date a relative
Anthony Camello
Anthony Camello
Posted on 3/16/19 at 6:01 pm to duggieblue
Most of the mob moved into government and the fbi
Posted on 3/16/19 at 8:57 pm to duggieblue
quote:
Sources tell Cosa Nostra News that the man who killed the Gambino boss on Wednesday night had heard voices -- to the extent that he "asked" President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence for permission to kill the Gambino acting boss.
Looks like a presidential pardon is in order.
Posted on 3/16/19 at 10:20 pm to duggieblue
quote:
Suspect in custody.... not believed to be mob related. Perhaps personal due to the boss not letting him date a relative
Anthony Camello
Camello's a pimp. He never could have outfought Cali alone.
Posted on 3/16/19 at 10:24 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!
quote:
Cali, 53, was shot six times in the chest and run over by a blue pickup truck
I can tell you one thing: This was no accident.
Posted on 3/16/19 at 10:31 pm to jeffsdad
quote:Clear case of lead poisoning.
I can tell you one thing: This was no accident.
Posted on 3/16/19 at 10:53 pm to duggieblue
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A police source was more succinct to the New York Post, alleging: “Anthony Comello will go down in the record books as being one of the dumbest killers in New York City history, if not in the US and the world. Not to mention that the victim was the head of the Gambino Crime Family.”
Ya don’t say. Won’t last long in prison that’s for sure.
Posted on 3/16/19 at 11:43 pm to duggieblue
quote:
Suspect in custody.... not believed to be mob related. Perhaps personal due to the boss not letting him date a relative
Anthony Camello
I'd keep an eye on this guy
If this guy gets murdered in jail/prison that means it wasn't an authorized hit
If he survives it means the five families probably contracted the killing.
Posted on 3/17/19 at 7:28 am to duggieblue
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Comello may have heard voices that night “to the extent that he ‘asked’ President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence for permission to kill the Gambino acting boss.” Authorities have not confirmed that account.
Oh here we go. Waiting for the New York Times headline “Trump involved in Mafia boss slaying”
If theauthorities haven’t even confirmed it why put it in the article?
Posted on 3/18/19 at 10:45 am to WaWaWeeWa
LINK ]#2. Anthony Comello Was Described as a Conspiracy Theorist & ‘Nut’
I think Comello is Parmen from the PT! Comello must have though Cali was involved in the murder of two people in Antarctica.
"Police sources didn’t paint a positive picture of the suspect, saying he was a nut and conspiracy theorist.
NBC New York quoted police sources as describing the suspect as a “conspiracy theory type” and “a bit off.”
Another source described Comello as a “complete nut” to The Daily Beast.
In the press conference, though, Shea did not give any descriptive details of the suspect.
He said police had “multiple discussions initially with the individual,” but he now has a lawyer. “Often times the first story is not the final story,” said the chief of detectives.
Asked whether Comello has organized crime ties, he said, “I do not have any information to substantiate that as I stand here today.”
The murder occurred at a home in the name of Rosaria Inzerillo.
Rosaria Inzerillo is Frank Cali’s wife, according to multiple published reports. Daily News reports that she is related to the infamous Inzerillo crime family of Sicily. For decades, the Inzerillo family was one of the most powerful Mafia clans in Sicily. However, that changed when they lost a war with the Corleones.
The Inzerillo mob clan was later referred to as exiles and runaways after they were allowed to leave Sicily to come to the United States by a Corleone mob boss who prevailed in a bloody war with them. They were told to never return to Sicily, Time Magazine reports.
According to La Repubblica, Rosaria’s family hails from Passo di Rigano, where they serve “plates of pasta…on the tables of Nino’s Restaurant.” The site reports that various members of the Inzerillo family have settled back in Palermo over the years, returning there from the United States, as members from the old mob wars die.
Frank Cali was considered powerful on both sides of the ocean. Furthermore, Carlo Gambino was an Inzerillo cousin, which fortified the clan’s ties to the Gambinos in New York. According to Staten Island Live, in 1997, an FBI agent “notified Italian police of Cali’s distinctive standing as a member of crime families on both sides of the ocean, after he was ‘combined’ into the Gambino family.” This was unique and stemmed from his marriage to the daughter of the powerful Palermo Mafia family.
Some of the Inzerillos have also met violent ends. One, Pietro Inzerillo, was beheaded in New Jersey in 1981, according to The New York Times.
Daily Beast reports that Frank Cali’s wife “is the niece of Gambino capo John Gambino, and his brother Joseph and brother-in-law Peter Inzerillo are well-known Gambino soldiers.” Cali was initially a capo in the Gambino family before he climbed the ranks."
I think Comello is Parmen from the PT! Comello must have though Cali was involved in the murder of two people in Antarctica.
"Police sources didn’t paint a positive picture of the suspect, saying he was a nut and conspiracy theorist.
NBC New York quoted police sources as describing the suspect as a “conspiracy theory type” and “a bit off.”
Another source described Comello as a “complete nut” to The Daily Beast.
In the press conference, though, Shea did not give any descriptive details of the suspect.
He said police had “multiple discussions initially with the individual,” but he now has a lawyer. “Often times the first story is not the final story,” said the chief of detectives.
Asked whether Comello has organized crime ties, he said, “I do not have any information to substantiate that as I stand here today.”
The murder occurred at a home in the name of Rosaria Inzerillo.
Rosaria Inzerillo is Frank Cali’s wife, according to multiple published reports. Daily News reports that she is related to the infamous Inzerillo crime family of Sicily. For decades, the Inzerillo family was one of the most powerful Mafia clans in Sicily. However, that changed when they lost a war with the Corleones.
The Inzerillo mob clan was later referred to as exiles and runaways after they were allowed to leave Sicily to come to the United States by a Corleone mob boss who prevailed in a bloody war with them. They were told to never return to Sicily, Time Magazine reports.
According to La Repubblica, Rosaria’s family hails from Passo di Rigano, where they serve “plates of pasta…on the tables of Nino’s Restaurant.” The site reports that various members of the Inzerillo family have settled back in Palermo over the years, returning there from the United States, as members from the old mob wars die.
Frank Cali was considered powerful on both sides of the ocean. Furthermore, Carlo Gambino was an Inzerillo cousin, which fortified the clan’s ties to the Gambinos in New York. According to Staten Island Live, in 1997, an FBI agent “notified Italian police of Cali’s distinctive standing as a member of crime families on both sides of the ocean, after he was ‘combined’ into the Gambino family.” This was unique and stemmed from his marriage to the daughter of the powerful Palermo Mafia family.
Some of the Inzerillos have also met violent ends. One, Pietro Inzerillo, was beheaded in New Jersey in 1981, according to The New York Times.
Daily Beast reports that Frank Cali’s wife “is the niece of Gambino capo John Gambino, and his brother Joseph and brother-in-law Peter Inzerillo are well-known Gambino soldiers.” Cali was initially a capo in the Gambino family before he climbed the ranks."
Posted on 3/18/19 at 10:51 am to samson73103
quote:
Do you honestly think the connection between Trump and the Mafia, if there was one, wouldn’t have come to light during the 2016 campaign? There has never been a candidate who had to deal with a more organized effort from the MSM to bring him down. Despite the enormous resources at their disposal they have failed abysmally at proving Trump guilty of anything more shady than using bankruptcy laws to bury the debt of a couple of his subsidiaries. Nice try though.
No one knew about it before or during the Presidential election and Mueller didn't report on any mob ties, but some random poster on Tigerdroppings has the goods on Trump and mob ties
I believe him 
Posted on 3/18/19 at 11:02 am to jchamil
quote:
Tigerdroppings has the goods on Trump and mob ties I believe him
You haven't watched Trump: The American Dream. You couldn't do as much construction as DT did in NY without running into the mob. It details his involvement with the mafia. Trump had the same lawyer many Mafioso used as well, Roy Cohn. Donald Trump Jr also has a mafia-tied lawyer
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